Pokemon Go: Raising a Generation of Zombies

Pokémon GO is the most popular new augmented, hybrid virtual reality video game for smartphones by Nintendo which, according to renowned media analyst Mark Dice, is “turning people into zombies who are now roaming around the streets staring at their phones to ‘collect them all'”.

And to put into perspective just how popular this game is, it topped the Apple App Store’s “Top Grossing” category within 24 hours of its release on 6th July this year. Within a week, it had been downloaded an estimated 7.5 million times in the US alone and is generating an estimated $1.6 million a day for Nintendo. And here’s the mind-blowing part: within 48 hours of the game’s release, Nintendo’s market value rose to a staggering $7.5 billion dollars.

Kudos to Nintendo for trying to get young people “out there” and be active instead of sitting on their couches racking up the kilos but why can’t we do that without killing our braincells by staring at a smartphone screen?

The company which funded the creation of the app, Niantic Labs, a Google owned company (an NSA linked Big Brother company), was founded by John Hanke who worked for the US State Department in Burma and also founded Keyhole, Inc., the mapping company which was created with seed money from In-Q-Tel, the CIA’s venture capital firm which was eventually rolled into Google. So in other words, Niantic Labs has big ties to the US Government and its intelligence agencies.

Yup, that’s right folks, it’s more than a movie game, it’s one big psyop. In fact, it’s a highly advanced form of mind control programming and most people don’t know it or simply couldn’t care less. It’s linked to the illuminati, occultism, the CIA and Japanese mysticism amongst other things. Clueless people are essentially paying intelligence agencies to spy on them whilst having fun in the process!

An article in the Daily Sheeple sums it up well, “Pokemon Go is the CIA’s way of turning an obedient population of obedient zombie humans into inadvertent collectors of actionable on-the-ground intelligence.”

It goes on to say,“Right now, the Pokemon Go zombies have to view the virtual overlay of the game through their mobile devices. This is why they keep walking off cliffs, strolling into traffic and literally killing themselves as they stare mindlessly at their Pokemon screens in the hopes of catching some make believe monster. In Encinitas, California, two men walked right off a cliff while playing the game, plunging 80 feet in the real world where there are no points awarded for being incredibly stupid. (Unless you work for the federal government, in which case maximum stupidity and incompetence earns you raises, bonuses and increased vacation days.)”

And to top that all off, twisted criminals are using this as the perfect opportunity to use lures (which attract Pokemon to a certain spot) to mug, rape and murder them. In fact, many Pikachus pop up in untoward parts of towns and have even lead users to make some not-so-nice discoveries like the players who found a human corpse in a San Diego park (which is one out of many other examples).

Now if that doesn’t concern you (and getting back to the topic of this sophisticated intel gathering tool), the game requires an overly excessive amount of permissions in order to run on your phone. For example, reading your contacts, accessing your camera, tracking your current location and finding accounts on your phone. In fact the game even requires you to hand over full Google account access in order for the app to run. This means your emails, contacts etc can be accessed all with your permission, yet without you knowing it.

The game’s privacy policy on the Niantic Labs website also contains gems like these: “We may disclose any information about you (or your authorized child) that is in our possession or control to government or law enforcement officials or private parties.” Yeah, what could go possibly wrong right?

To the privacy conscious person, these facts should be very concerning but it seems that the great majority of people don’t give a toss about their privacy, let alone other important matters, and instead simply chase after Pikachus like a bunch of zombies… literally.

Here’s a scene ripped right out of the Walking Dead movie and below that, a couple of photos of Pokemon stampedes. Tell me if you can’t spot the similarity and resemblance of zombie-like hordes of sheeple.

A scene from the Walking Dead movieOh look over there – a rare Pokemon!… oh yeah and another one!

And… here’s the viral YouTube video (viewed over 4.5 million times) recorded in Central Park, NYC:

I mean seriously, why watch AMC’s Walking Dead when we can watch these peeps running around like mad zombies live and for free?!

So folks, welcome to the Pokemon pied piper apocalypse of 2016 where hoards of mindless, obedient sheeple who don’t bother to think for themselves, now stampede anywhere the puppet masters send them running after fictitious monsters.

Enjoy the live entertainment! No seriously, warn others of this big psy op. The more people who are correctly informed, the better.